If Ron Paul ran as an Independent, who'll vote for him?

Question

Please state which state do you come from...

Answer 1

“I think both of them (McCain and Obama) are equally unable to cope with the threat represented by Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda, and the Islamists. They really don’t have a clue about what this war is about. Mr. McCain is very confident, but he’s clueless. Mr. Obama is equally clueless. They continue to tell Americans these people are Islamo-fascists, and they hate us because of our freedoms and they hate us for our liberties.

What they hate us for is the unusually virulent strain of obsessive compulsive disorder that’s present in the American governing class, and that’s called interventionism. That’s what the cause of this war is. And neither Mr. McCain, nor Mr. Obama, nor Mrs. Clinton, nor any of the rest of them who are in the campaign—except Mr. Paul, Mr. Kucinich perhaps—had that idea.” - Michael Scheur, former head of the CIA's Osama Bin Laden Unit

Answer 2

I would

Michigan

Answer 3

h**l no.

Bronx, New York

Answer 4

As interesting as the idea would be, He Can't.

He has missed the filling dates with the states, and does not have the money required to actually place his name on the ballot at this point.

If you feel strong enough, just write him in.

Otherwise, try the libertarian candidate Bob Barr as your alternative, he should be on the ballot of at least 48 of the states.

Answer 5

Some Libertarians and disaffected conservatives. Fiscally conservative, socially progressive liberals.

Queensland, Australia.

Answer 6

Closet republicans that feel deserted by the GOP.

OK

Answer 7

Not me.  Not until he changes his foreign policy stance.  I like everything else about him.  W.V.

Answer 8

Me.

California.

Answer 9

45-year-old accountants who live with their mothers and drive a Ford Focus.